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Originally Posted by David58117
Mine just arrived.
I see what every one means by the blotchiness (you can see the pattern of the lights at the bottom) HOWEVER - what you don't see is the screen bleed like the nook glow.
I generally keep the light dim (same for the nook glow), and it doesn't appear to be too noticeable at that level (it's at about 7 right now). Even low with the nook glow, there is a band of light around one side, which thankfully the kindle lacks.
What disappoints me though, is the screen itself (when the light is off) isn't as white as the new non-touch black. The contrast is definitely much better on the non touch black.
Kind of surprised by how heavy it feels (in comparison to the non touch), page sync didn't work for me either, but a cool thing is that when you have it in the case and close the cover, the light stays at the same level when you wake it up. That's much nicer than having to hold a button for three seconds, like on the nook.
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Totally agree.
The On/Off button takes more effort to use, which is good because the older Kindles sometimes turned on too easily. However, now you have to press the button then swipe the bottom of the screen to turn it on. I don't like having extra steps added! I definitely miss the Home button too. Takes longer to get there.